Artificial Intelligence (AI) News RoundUp

A news roundup on artificial intelligence from around the world will cover AI news worldwide. The current boom in AI is prompting new applications everywhere, and the following roundup will combine some of the latest movements in the field.

Can AI Pick Lottery Numbers?

The answer is a simple yes. The Players Edge Lottery Picks provides a cloud service that, according to the company, can help players pick lottery numbers correctly. In addition, the company claims to use advanced AI, machine learning protocols, and a new generation of pattern recognition technology to help pick up patterns and predict the lottery, giving players an edge, as the name suggests.

According to the company, the Players Edge Lottery Picks offers mobile apps that produce AI numbers and has a two-year proven track record of outperforming actual drawing results. Players can use the app in the 21st mega draw to see over $272 million up for grabs. The app is available on the two major app stores and promises three days of free access to all registered users.

Microsoft To Add GPT 4 to the Microsoft 365 Suite

Microsoft is on the path to a fully AI-integrated online platform, installing GPT-4 from OpenAI in their major programs. According to the company, the new 365 will help users be more productive using a large dataset that tailors the apps to be the best AI-powered versions.

The AI will be fully integrated into the Microsoft suite, such as the Word processor, PowerPoint, and Excel, and in the future, might be part of the Azure platform. The platform will change how users interact with the software and improve productivity.

In addition, AI will simplify the complex requirements of using the apps, making them more accessible to others. This development comes after Microsoft’s rival company Google announced that they would incorporate their AI into their apps.

Google’s AI is set to also work with the wider app offerings from Google, including Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos. The company is trying to gain on its counterparts in the industry after the release of GPT set the company back.

Dr. Kpodar Suggesting AI to Africa’s Corruption Problems

According to Dr. Chris Kpodar, the executive director at Solomon Investments in Ghana, AI is a suitable solution for the country’s rapidly growing virus of corruption. He notes that AI applications would radically remove government and county operations from the manual operations that are a breeding ground for corruption.

The Solomon executive, who also doubles as a technical advisor at the Center for Greater Impact in Africa (CGIA), says that not only does AI abolish manual operations, but AI tools can also be used in financial models to predict fraud and a wider range of corruption if given the correct access.

The avid doctorate holder says that the whole process and integration call for redesigning current systems on the continent. Then, they can be used to build transparency, trust, and integrity in the country while minimizing the problems that corruption brings.

He says that without enough public scrutiny, the risk of a declining Africa will continue due to insufficient development funds. In addition, Africa has seen the worst of corruption, with over 90% of countries grappling with poverty resulting from the misuse of public funds. AI integration could be the cue for addressing this issue, according to Dr. Kpodar.